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What a month to launch 2026! With the flurry of news (and the flurries of snow), it's easy to miss the big stories that don't make the headlines.…
What a month to launch 2026! With the flurry of news (and the flurries of snow), it's easy to miss the big stories that don't make the headlines.…
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As someone who operates both a Coordinated Entry system (Sonoma County) and a shelter (Labath Landing in Rohnert Park) in the same community, I can…
As someone who operates both a Coordinated Entry system (Sonoma County) and a shelter (Labath Landing in Rohnert Park) in the same community, I can…
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Healthcare UX teams should be watching the Prior Authorization space right now: As of January 1st, Payers now have only 72 hours to respond to urgent…
Healthcare UX teams should be watching the Prior Authorization space right now: As of January 1st, Payers now have only 72 hours to respond to urgent…
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Product and Ops Will Converge in the AI Era A recent conversation I had with a friend really honed in on the changing role of PMs and Ops roles. The…
Product and Ops Will Converge in the AI Era A recent conversation I had with a friend really honed in on the changing role of PMs and Ops roles. The…
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People with more severe depression probably benefit more from psychotherapy than those with mild depression. Read our new meta-analysis of almost 400…
People with more severe depression probably benefit more from psychotherapy than those with mild depression. Read our new meta-analysis of almost 400…
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As we close out 2025, I’m hopeful about the momentum carrying crisis services into 2026. Despite the year’s challenges, we saw important progress:…
As we close out 2025, I’m hopeful about the momentum carrying crisis services into 2026. Despite the year’s challenges, we saw important progress:…
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After a strong first week of the year, I’m excited to share that I’ve joined Radial to lead Operations as we continue to scale. I’m deeply grateful…
After a strong first week of the year, I’m excited to share that I’ve joined Radial to lead Operations as we continue to scale. I’m deeply grateful…
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Sharing two open roles at Klick - great fits if you like working with cutting-edge tools (including AI) in healthcare, and you want real ownership…
Sharing two open roles at Klick - great fits if you like working with cutting-edge tools (including AI) in healthcare, and you want real ownership…
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The New York Times Times published a piece about patients turning to ChatGPT for medical advice. I can already hear healthcare execs: "But HIPAA!…
The New York Times Times published a piece about patients turning to ChatGPT for medical advice. I can already hear healthcare execs: "But HIPAA!…
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MedFirst – a primary care chain in the Carolinas – said AI coding helped them generate 6% more revenue. And they're using that money to open a dozen…
MedFirst – a primary care chain in the Carolinas – said AI coding helped them generate 6% more revenue. And they're using that money to open a dozen…
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Urban Resource Institute (URI)
The City of New York is expanding a mental health initiative from 9 to 41 domestic violence shelters, bringing on-site therapy and medication support to more survivors. As one of the earliest participating providers, Urban Resource Institute (URI) helped pilot this program, demonstrating the impact of accessible, on‑site mental health care as part of the continuum of services we provide to survivors. “We need to see more in youth violence prevention, teaching children at a very early age what a healthy relationship looks like and what it doesn't,” said Lauren Schuster, URI’s VP of Government Affairs, who also warned of looming federal cuts threatening the social safety net. With domestic violence rates rising, increased city support is essential to protect survivors and their families. Read more in Gothamist: https://lnkd.in/dctEtStZ #MentalHealth #DomesticViolenceAwareness #SurvivorSupport #NYC #UrbanResourceInstitute
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Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH)
📢 New edition of #ThisIsPublicHealth out now! Too often, behavioral health services are siloed. How do we change that? We sat down with: 🔹 Julia Strehlow, Senior Advisor to the Director at IDPH 🔹 Melissa Stalets, Deputy Director of the Office of Health Promotion at IDPH 🔹 Dr. Nicole Gastala, Medical Director for Substance Use Prevention & Recovery at Illinois Department of Human Services to talk about harm reduction, integrating care, and how Illinois is tackling these challenges through initiatives like the State Health Improvement Plan. Plus, we dive into how public health can better support communities impacted by violence. Don’t miss this one – listen now! 👇 🎧 https://lnkd.in/gziKGScn
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Public Health Communications Collaborative
🆕Resource! We are excited to share: Planetary Health is Public Health, a guide we created in partnership with Planetary Health Alliance, which provides foundational information and best practices for public health communicators explaining planetary health in their communities. It covers: 🌏The Connection Between Planetary Health + Public Health 🌎Tips for Communicating About This Connection 🌍Key Messages for Responding to Misconceptions Want to learn more? Download the resources here! 👉https://lnkd.in/eeXPqpbd
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Anna Thielke
Planning to conduct UX research at a conference or live event? I put together some practical tips for respectfully recruiting people with visual disabilities, especially in the often chaotic, fast-paced environment of in-person gatherings. As someone who’s both navigated these spaces and supported research teams in doing better, I love the intent behind making UX research more inclusive. My hope is that this article helps spark new thinking and better practices. A few quick takeaways: • Do recruit in advance when possible. It helps participants understand the purpose, prepare, and plan their time. • Don’t approach people while they’re in motion or working. Respecting someone’s space and focus goes a long way in building trust. If you’re running studies at conferences (or considering it) I encourage you to read and share the full article: https://lnkd.in/gh_sV8vA If you want thought partnership as you plan your research, I’d love to connect. And thank you to the brilliant folks in research who are pushing this work forward with care. #UXResearch #Accessibility #QuickTips #DesignResearch #Conferences #MantisAndCo
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